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Post by Deleted on Mar 24, 2021 15:12:21 GMT
So, there is two kinds of mythology, as we already know: the mythology of gods and the mythology of the demigods.
The mythology of gods I call magna mythology, and the mythology of the demigods, minor mythology.
So, there are no mythology without philosophy. Only when we possess philosophy we can create mythologies.
But for what serves mythology? Serves to create a substantial thing, a substantial object, a substantial element.
Substantiality isn't a philosophical but a mythological concept.
Beyond mythology, in matter of substantially, there is no thing. In matter of ideas, and "eidology" can be used.
Substance it's not matrix, but an algorithm, but not a mathematical algorithm.
It's very easy to confuse.
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Post by joustos on Mar 24, 2021 16:11:42 GMT
==>> There are [or Used to be] myths about humans and about the world, too.
The mythology of . I call magna mythology, and the mythology of the demigods, minor mythology. So, there are no mythology without philosophy. Only when we possess philosophy we can create mythologies. ==>> Non sequitur. However, I think your point is: Only after we have philosophy, we can conceive of and make a study of myths. The myth-makers saw themselves as speaking the truth.)But for what serves mythology? Serves to create a substantial thing, a substantial object, a substantial element. Substantiality isn't a philosophical but a mythological concept. ==>> Since when??? Start explaining what you mean by Substance/Beyond mythology, in matter of substantially, there is no thing. In matter of ideas, and "eidology" can be used. Substance it's not matrix, but an algorithm, but not a mathematical algorithm. It's very easy to confuse.
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Post by jonbain on Mar 30, 2021 13:18:32 GMT
Yow do you KNOW that Thor is not real?
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